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Qwerty
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Finally found time to make some pictures of unusual chips in my collection. 
1+2. Weitek 3167 ES on adapter
3+4. Very early K7-600 Engineering Sample
5. Ross HyperSPARC |
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Robev
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Very Nice Chips 
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Love the K7! That's the first of them I've seen, loads of QS around but not so many ES 
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magictom
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| Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2012 7:52 pm Post subject: |
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| Yep, cool stuff, love the Weitek ES ! |
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Qwerty
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| Posted: Mon Apr 30, 2012 12:54 pm Post subject: |
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| debs3759 wrote: | | Love the K7! That's the first of them I've seen, loads of QS around but not so many ES |
I bet you already saw one - Gennadiy has one on the main K7 page: http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/K7/index.html
Apparently there are two types of slot K7 ES - the early ES (like on the picture), and the late ES version - like this one
I don't know, which modification is more rare. |
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gshv
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Nice chips, especially Weitek, but that is only because I already have AMD K7 600 ES
I've seen more processors with "AMD" logo, rather than with "AMD K7 Processor" logo. Still, those are more rare than "7th generation" CPUs.
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Yours & Gennas have same sticker markings
still trying to work out diff markings on mine
guessing C0 & C1 are core rev
other is Pit 006 COM & Pit 007 DET
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Qwerty
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| Posted: Tue May 01, 2012 2:44 am Post subject: |
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| And the next picture: Pentium Pro ES chips |
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Robev
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Very Nice Indeed, just a pity about the Big Chip in the Engineering Sample Ceramic 
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Neon_WA
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nice one mate
can you confirm the die info for my db?
Q0755 25109700NA 25099620NC Malay 525 ES
Q0815 A5323138AA 25290700AC Malay K
Q0816 A5282520NA 25244960AB Malay K (or 25244960AC)
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Qwerty
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| Neon_WA wrote: | nice one mate
can you confirm the die info for my db?
Q0755 25109700NA 25099620NC Malay 525 ES
Q0815 A5323138AA 25290700AC Malay K
Q0816 A5282520NA 25244960AB Malay K (or 25244960AC) |
I checked the chips - the markings are exactly the same.
My Q0816 has these - A5282520NA 25244960AB Malay K |
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Qwerty
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| Robev wrote: | | Very Nice Indeed, just a pity about the Big Chip in the Engineering Sample Ceramic |
Yes, that's life 
Fortunately all the pins survived without the damage. The broken edge doesn't affect the functionality. |
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